ELECTRIC SHOCK
The surest way to avoid electric is never to work with live electrical equipment. No matter how many precautions are taken, There will still be people who suffer a shock. If this happens to someone else while you are near, Some rapid actions are needed to save the victim's life;
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(i) The current should be switched off immediately if it is possible.
(ii) Never attempt to move a person who is in contact with a high voltage electric current above 650 volts.
(iii) When attempting to release someone still in contact with lower voltages, (E.g) 240V, Do not touch the person directly on the skin because you may receive a shock as well. Pull the person free with something dry and non conducting such as Rubber Gloves, Dry Wood, or Clothing.
(iv) Avoid using portable electric tools while standing on wet floors. If this must be done, wear thick rubber boots.
(v) Always switch off at the socket before filling plug. See that the machine switch is off before switching on the socket.
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